We’ve got an awesome line-up for TypeCon2108: Xx in Portland this year. Check out the links below and don’t forget #TypeCon festivities start on August 1st. Workshops typecon.com/workshops Education Forum typecon.com/education Main Program typecon.com/program

Made it through my first #Typecon talk. Time to kick back and design more type. Thanks so much to SoTA for offering me to participate, and a huge thank you to everyone who listened!

What would happen if I started tweeting again? Eh, probably nothing special.

Just almost had a heart attack seeing 51–49% “optical” vs “metric” poll. It’s like 2016 all over again. Adobe, what did you do to us?!

A week later, still processing The National's breathtaking performance at the Prospect Park Bandshell. Soaking wet Matt Berninger held my hand and told me it was all gonna be alright, how would you not believe him.

This gem.

A celebrated designer telling an interviewer “I’m not sure you can teach creativity: you have that eye or sensibility, or you don’t” is actually not far from a moronic claim that poor people are stupid for not getting higher paying jobs.

New work! Was honored & happy to have been commissioned by Sidewalk Labs to come back to Pentagram Design and help design this with a wonderful team.

I will be presenting some lighthearted escapist type and lettering work during this year's TypeLab. Tune in next week! NYC: 8pm Thu 6/18. GMT: 0:00 Fri 19/6. MSK: 3am Fri 19/6. NVS: 7am 19/6.

PennState online course—Maps and the Geospatial Revolution—sounds promising. coursera.org/course/maps

I’ve cried so hard I almost laughed: i.imgur.com/5XhQsM9.png via @snortfort Prof. Erik Spiekermann #ios7

In London next week. We could do something, couldn’t we?

Celebrating charming, brilliant Massimo Vignelli’s glorious life today. If you do it right, it lasts forever.

Peculiarity of the day: This {gorgeous-looking} Russian map from 1889 actually renders Cuba as a US territory.

.Prof. Erik Spiekermann funny coincidence although mine are much cheaper (but that was the idea)

The Morgan Library is unbelievable. Not only they have 3 Gutenbergs, but this insane full 1460s Apocalypse block book

From Russia with type: Paula Scher designs cover of special Russia issue of New York Times Books new.pentagram.com/2014/11/from-r…

Loving graphite. #Moscow Sans + Pictograms wins a graphite Pencil #DandAD15 #A2TYPE/SW/HK #Wayfinding #CityIdentity

It's a little outrageous to have your work put next to Milton Glaser's. Thank you nevertheless, Thames & Hudson! x.com/thamesandhudso…